Finding Bailey

Finding Bailey

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Bailey has had a rough couple of years. Two years ago her father was lost in a car accident and her mother has been slightly MIA since. Now, at 18 she is ready to take over learning all of the work that comes with owning a ranch from Jake, the ranch hand that has been running things in her father's absence. She trusted that her most favorite horse, Arie would be by her side through the transition, but just days before graduation he was lost too. Bailey finds herself struggling with the loss of her favorite horse and learning to move on and continue woth the ranch life.
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